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Pull Through Splitter Geometry

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I am a big fan of convex blades and though I have a fancy 2X72 grinder, Tormek, Diamond, wet stones and all forms of vintage stones I use an alternate method for keeping the convex geometry sharp on my knives (including my head knife).

I just noticed the my older Osborne splitter has a bevel but my chase has a convex blade. I'll use the chase for "push/pull" splitting (not skyving) because of the blade geometry.

Does anyone know if the Old twist handle Osborne originally came with a convex grind?

I'm going to make a new blade out of 1095 and will make it convex (on one side) but I was wondering if this was historically correct.

Thanks,

Dean

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